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Andrew L. Kun

Assistant Professor

University of New Hampshire

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Andrew L. Kun is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Physical Sciences Assistant Professor at University of New Hampshire.

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University of New Hampshire

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human-computer interaction systems engineering user interfaces vehicular technology behavioral sciences cognitive science psychology human-machine interaction driver behavior human performance user experience pervasive computing transportation engineering ubiquitous computing mobility automation computer vision intelligent vehicles cognitive load natural language processing autonomous driving pupil diameter automotive user interfaces human robot interaction augmented reality human-ai interaction driver performance vehicle communication human-machine interfaces vehicle control automated vehicles mobile computing remote work police cruisers automatic control traffic psychology knowledge management vision research dialogue management vehicle technology work-related stress office automation transportation research inclusive design human-human multi-threaded dialogues machine vision visual science active control inclusive education augmented intelligence traffic flow interaction management traffic management covid-19 pandemic travel behavior mobile accessibility mobility management biped robot archaeological artifacts interactive vehicular applications mobile office manual-visual task visual behavior automated vehicle distributed components intelligent computing quantitative science studies physiological measurements surveying mixed reality automotive engineering work adjustment legged robots robot control human-automation interaction lighting conditions technology digital audio digital signal processing system science communication signal processing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

AI-Augmented Brainwriting: Investigating the Use of Llms in Group Ideation. International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (2024)

Orit ShaerAngelora CooperOsnat MokrynAndrew L KunHagit Ben Shoshan

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencenlp taskai-augmented brainwritingaugmented intelligenceneurosciencehuman-computer interactioncognitive sciencenatural language processinggroup ideation

Life and Work at Home. IEEE Pervasive Computing (2024)

Andrew L. KunGabriela MarcuMarios Constantinides

digital healthindependent livingwearable technologyworklife balancetechnologyquality of lifepublic lifesocial scienceswireless personal communicationhuman-centered computingubiquitous computingpervasive computingwork-family interfacepsychology

Text a Bit Longer or Drive Now? Resuming Driving After Texting in Conditionally Automated Cars. (2024)

Nabil Al Nahin ChJared FortierChristian P. JanssenOrit ShaerCaitlin MillsAndrew L Kun

intelligent vehiclesvehicle communicationconnected carstechnologytext processingautomated carsautonomous drivingvehicular technology

Designing an Inclusive and Engaging Hybrid Event: Experiences From Chiwork. IEEE Pervasive Computing (2023)

Andrew L. KunOrit Shaer

inclusive educationeducationuser experienceinclusive designsocial inclusionpervasive computingparticipatory designubiquitous computingdesignhumanitieshybrid event

Perceived Group Identity Alters Task‐Unrelated Thought and Attentional Divergence During Conversations. Cognitive Science (2023)

Alexander ColbyAaron WongLaura AllenAndrew KunCaitlin Mills

group identitycollective cognitionsocial cognitioncognitive communicationcognitive neurosciencetask-unrelated thoughtcommunicationcognitive sciencecognitive psychologyattentional divergencepsychologycognition

Perceptions Related to Engaging in Non-Driving Activities in an Automated Vehicle While Commuting: A Text Mining Approach. Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour (2023)

Yilun XingLinda Ng BoyleRafaella SadunJohn D. LeeOrit ShaerAndrew Kun

human behaviorautomated vehicletravel behaviortraffic managementbehavioral sciencestransportation researchnon-driving activitiesmobilitydriver behaviorcognitive sciencetraffic flowtext miningpsychologytraffic psychology

Realizing Values in Hybrid Environments: A Sigchi Perspective✱. (2023)

Adriana S. VivacquaNeha KumarNicola J. BidwellKagonya AworiKathrin GerlingDhruv JainAndrew L. KunNaomi Yamashita

social sciencesvalue theoryhybrid environments

Rechinnected!. interactions (2023)

Neha KumarAndrew Kun

Reflecting on Hybrid Events: Learning From a Year of Hybrid Experiences. (2023)

Alberta A AnsahAdriana S VivacquaSailin ZhongSusanne BollMarios ConstantinidesHimanshu VermaAbdallah El AliAlina LushnikovaHamed AlaviSean RintelAndrew L KunOrit ShaerAnna L CoxKathrin GerlingMichael MullerVit RusnakLeticia Santos MachadoThomas KoschChiwork CollectiveSigchi Executive Committee

hybrid experiencesexperiential learningcognitive science

An Emergent Design Framework for Accessible and Inclusive Future Mobility. (2022)

Henrik DetjenStefan SchneegassStefan GeislerAndrew KunVidya Sundar

user experienceaccessibilityinclusive designurban mobilitymobility managementmobilityemergent design frameworkdesigninclusive future mobilitymobile accessibility

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Andrew L. Kun

Assistant Professor

University of New Hampshire

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Andrew L. Kun is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Physical Sciences Assistant Professor at University of New Hampshire.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew L. Kun

University of New Hampshire

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

AI-Augmented Brainwriting: Investigating the Use of Llms in Group Ideation. International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (2024)

Orit ShaerAngelora CooperOsnat MokrynAndrew L KunHagit Ben Shoshan

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencenlp taskai-augmented brainwritingaugmented intelligenceneurosciencehuman-computer interactioncognitive sciencenatural language processinggroup ideation

Life and Work at Home. IEEE Pervasive Computing (2024)

Andrew L. KunGabriela MarcuMarios Constantinides

Text a Bit Longer or Drive Now? Resuming Driving After Texting in Conditionally Automated Cars. (2024)

Nabil Al Nahin ChJared FortierChristian P. JanssenOrit ShaerCaitlin MillsAndrew L Kun

intelligent vehiclesvehicle communicationconnected carstechnologytext processingautomated carsautonomous drivingvehicular technology

Designing an Inclusive and Engaging Hybrid Event: Experiences From Chiwork. IEEE Pervasive Computing (2023)

Andrew L. KunOrit Shaer

inclusive educationeducationuser experienceinclusive designsocial inclusionpervasive computingparticipatory designubiquitous computingdesignhumanitieshybrid event

Perceived Group Identity Alters Task‐Unrelated Thought and Attentional Divergence During Conversations. Cognitive Science (2023)

Alexander ColbyAaron WongLaura AllenAndrew KunCaitlin Mills

Perceptions Related to Engaging in Non-Driving Activities in an Automated Vehicle While Commuting: A Text Mining Approach. Transportation Research Part F Traffic Psychology and Behaviour (2023)

Yilun XingLinda Ng BoyleRafaella SadunJohn D. LeeOrit ShaerAndrew Kun

Realizing Values in Hybrid Environments: A Sigchi Perspective✱. (2023)

Adriana S. VivacquaNeha KumarNicola J. BidwellKagonya AworiKathrin GerlingDhruv JainAndrew L. KunNaomi Yamashita

social sciencesvalue theoryhybrid environments

Rechinnected!. interactions (2023)

Neha KumarAndrew Kun

Reflecting on Hybrid Events: Learning From a Year of Hybrid Experiences. (2023)

hybrid experiencesexperiential learningcognitive science

An Emergent Design Framework for Accessible and Inclusive Future Mobility. (2022)

Henrik DetjenStefan SchneegassStefan GeislerAndrew KunVidya Sundar

user experienceaccessibilityinclusive designurban mobilitymobility managementmobilityemergent design frameworkdesigninclusive future mobilitymobile accessibility

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